The thing about golf clubs is that everyone has a manufactured golf club -- it's not like some people have one they were born with and some have to go buy them.

The thing about golf clubs is that everyone has a manufactured golf club -- it's not like some people have one they were born with and some have to go buy them. If the IAAF sets a limit on prosthetics, they cannot get it exactly "right" -- the limit will be either below or above the capabilities of the best sprinter's legs. If it's slightly below, that means that a disabled sprinter can never win, and shouldn't be competing in a race that's stacked against him. If the limit is higher, that means that disabled sprinters are at an advantage, and that able-bodied sprinters may even be able to gain an advantage by replacing their legs with prostheses.